How many years does it take to go to the United States for graduate study? 1* * How much RMB? What are the conditions for immigration? What does it take to get a scholarship?

Usually two years of full-time study is enough, depending on everyone's situation to work.

The other is the credit system. If you have the ability to finish it in one year, take more courses every semester and take courses in summer vacation (of course, classes will be held in summer vacation).

The two-year fee should not exceed 700,000. Tuition depends on the school you attend, and living expenses depend on the degree of development in the area where your school is located. The annual tuition fee is $30,000-$40,000, and the living expenses are around $0,000/kloc. You can make up for it by doing illegal labor.

Whether you are admitted to the school or even whether you have a full prize (that is, what you said is free) is mainly based on several aspects:

1, gre and TOEFL scores

2. Secondly, the undergraduate grade (gpa)

3. Letter of recommendation. It will be more useful if it is written by a world-renowned scientist, or by the sponsor of the school you are applying for, or if the person who wrote it knows the professor you want to talk about. In other words, the person who writes a letter of recommendation to you must be credible in the eyes of the other school, which is called Niu tui. (Generally, you can get to know each other through working practice and participating in relevant summer camps, conferences and activities. And it would be better if you had it around. )

4. Whether there are awards, academic achievements (papers) and practical internship experience in related competitions. (You can do without this, but if it is outstanding, the application is very advantageous.)

(The above items must be considered comprehensively, not just one, especially the gre score. Personally, gre accounts for 30%. If you can get full marks or close to full marks, the proportion will account for more than 50%.

In addition, there is no unique standard for each of the above items: it mainly depends on whether there are people with better grades or better who apply for competition with you, and if there are, you will naturally be excluded)

People studying in the United States can become American citizens. It has never been stipulated that you can't become an American citizen if you study in the United States. However, studying in the United States cannot be a reason for joining American citizenship.

To become an American citizen, you must first become a permanent resident of the United States, that is, immigrate to the United States. There are many ways to become a permanent resident of the United States, such as work, relatives, investment, political asylum and so on. Graduate school is not one of them.

The vast majority of China graduate students work in the United States after graduation, and then become permanent residents of the United States through job applications (get a green card). You can apply for naturalization after getting a green card for 5 years.

If you want to get a green card while studying in the United States, you can apply for "national interest exemption" (proving that staying in the United States will help the national interests of the United States, such as studying high-precision missiles or low-temperature nuclear fusion) or marry an American.